ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'StataHelper'

[yanyu2015]

I installed the StataHelper package using the command pip install StataHelper, and I can see it in the result of pip list.
However, I am unable to import this package using import StataHelper.
My environment is Windows 11, and Python version is 3.11.6.

[ColZoel]

There are two solutions while I look into this-- try
from Statahelper import StataHelper as this is probably a simple namespace issue. Otherwise, you can pull the package directly from GitHub (download from releases or clone directly into your project).

[yanyu2015]

I clone the package into the current project directory using git clone. However, I encounter an error which suggests that modifications to StataHelper.py are necessary, specifically to include the following imports:

from .utils import *
from .utils import _DefaultMissing
from .wrappers import *

Despite this adjustment, numerous minor issues persist, including within the documentation examples, indicating that the package is still in an early stage of development and requires substantial refinement.
The concept underlying the package is intriguing, but due to unsuccessful execution, the specifics elude me. If there are 27 combinations of y, x, and control, it appears that the package is designed to automatically generate all permutations and distribute them across available cores for parallel processing.
However, I have a concern regarding the dataset dta used for regression: Must it be loaded in each iteration of the loop? Furthermore, is it necessary to send each combination to Stata individually? Could this not result in significant performance overhead due to the communication between the two programming languages?